I don't like your style of making accusations about people you dont really know, you should really reconsider your attitude.While they may have better served the discussion by prefacing the statement with 'Some of.', it's probably not a stretch & may strike a nerve with some.
Spl147 wrote:the people whining about the keys and the tool being to expensive are the people renting discs to rip or downloading! Back to lurking & helping any I'm able to. Even the perspectives I can't understand are enlightening to read. Even among engineers, a small amount of self-help is expected (& appreciated). I like to help people, but have existed in the 'RTFM' world for decades. Many posters using MakeMKV (for free) seem to demand to be spoon fed info that is easily found by anyone willing to search, as if they've "paid my money & deserve some support". Look, I'm not trying to crap in anyone's Cheerios here, but there are multiple ways of looking at it. I can point to any number of fora, on a daily basis, to support this contention. quid pro quo (.Clarice ^).Īs for the sticky proposal, I'm gonna go out on a limb here & suggest that anyone not prone to searching a forum for info prior to posting, is unlikely to read a sticky. I view it as a ready supply of free beta testers. 'this situation is created intentionally' may be a reasonable speculation, but it's still speculation. Maybe there should be just a sticky post explaining this situation from the (totally understandable) view of the author, with an FAQ. As long as this situation sustains, you will have these posts. The "it's free" statement clearly is used to attract users, and the key frustration is created to move them to register. But, as timeshifter already stated, this situation is created intentionally. D00zah wrote:Can we agree that 'a number of individuals', every ~2 months, seem to express some amount of frustration about the inconvenience of not having access to a tool they use for free, for a few days?
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